Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1863, Page 3

> . ~ matic company. LOCAL NEWS. . AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. é Gnover’s THEATER.—Miss Lucille Western ‘will appear to-night in two delightful eharac- ters—as “ Narramattah” in the “ Wept of the ‘Wish-ton- wish,” and as « Lizette” in “ Ser. geant’s Wife.” Ben rs, Chas. Barron and others are on the bills. This is the last night bat of Mise Western's engagement. CanxTBRvURY.—The two-act drama, entitled the “COonvict’s Vengeance,” was performed admirably last aie by the Cant dra- t will be repeated eve-. ning. Eva Brent will charm with favorite songs: Kate Pennoyer and the sisters, Marie and Augusta, will move gracfally through the dance, and the Ethiopian corps will make fun for all. VaRIetTizs.—: The French Spy” will be re- peated thisevening. Miss Addie Johnson, ap- pearing as “St. Alme,” ‘“‘Hamet,” and «Ma- thilde.’ John Hoeke, the snare drummer, will also appear, and on the programme are also the names of Nellie Howard, Ada Tesman, W. S. Budwerth, Harry Leslie and others Carncroass axp Drxey'’s MINSTRELS give their last entertainment but one this evening, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh street. New songs and acts will be introduced, and the troupe will, as usual be amusing to a refresh- ing degree, and will administer fun in large doses. Go see and hear them. Metroro.itaN HALL.—A delightful musi- cal entertainment, consisting or scenes, airs, duetts, trios, and whole acta of Italian, Ger- man and English operas, is given nightly at this hall,on Pennsylyanix ayenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets. agen ass BistE Sociery.—The thirtr-fifth anniver- sary of the Washington city ible Society was celebrated last evening, in the E street Baptist | Church. After a voluntary by the choir, portions of Scripture were read by Rev. E. W. Syle, of ‘Trinity Church, and prayer offered by Rey. E. . Gray, of the E street church. Addresses were made by the President, Hon. Peter Parker; Rev. Dr. Taylor, Secretary of the American Bible Society; Rey. Dr. Morsell, relative to the hfe of active usefuiness and em- inent Christian character of the late president, John P. Ingle, bee and by Rey. Mr. Pitcher, missionary of the Y.M.C. Association, relative to the distribution of copies of tha Scriptures in the army, on the gunboats and other vessels in the Potomac, and among the Quartermaster’s men, And others gathered in large numbers in and around this city. An abstractof the annual report was read by the Secretary, which developed many inter- esting and encouraging facts, which may be noticed another day. _ Appropriate resolutions were adopted rela- tive to the various subjects introduced; and atter uniting in singing the Doxoiogy, and the yenediction pronounced by kev. J. Thrush, of McKendree church, the meeting adjourned. agi SES Strawnrsenry Featty ‘The ladies are making the most of the ‘berry season, and no less than six festivals, in different localities, gre announced for this evening, viz: At St. Paul's English Lutheran Uhurch, corner of Eleventh and H streets; at old Trinity Hall, on Fifth street, by the ladies of the Calvary Bap- tist Church; at Wesley Chapel, corner of Fifth and F streets; at Dr. Sunderland’s church, Four-and-a-half street; and at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, for the benefit of Christ Church Sabbath School.* A splendid pro- gramme to choose from, and eno cannot weil go amiss, fer the ladies connected with ail these churches have exerted themselves to present something charmingly attractive in the enter- tainment way. A festival is aiso announced to take place at St. Ann's Infant Asylum, near the Circle; and this commends itself specially to all, for while the Sisters of Charity, with their characteristic taste, will give an unexceptionable enzertain- ment, the entire proceeds will be devoted to the interests of helpless infants. ——— WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND GEORGE- Town Rartnoap.—The annual meeting of the Stockholders of this company was held on the 6th instant, and Alexander Hay, of Philadel- phia,- Joseph B. Stewart and Silas Seymour, of Washington, Jos. Thornton, of Baitimore, and Charles H. Stewart, of New York, were j elected directors for the ensuing year. At a meeting of the directors, held on the 8th inst., Alexander Hay was elected president, Joseph B. Stewart secretary, and Charles H. Stewart treasurer. The railroad bridge across the Potomac has been commenced in good earnest. The first pier for the foundations was driven on the morning of the 8th inst., and the timber for the foundations and superstructure is being rap- idly delivered and manufactured by the con- tractors, S. S. Post & Co., of New York, who have agreed to have the whole structare com- pleied by the middle of November next. The cost is estimated at about $120,000. ———__ Carturu oy A Warcu Tarur.—On Satur- day, ex-detective A. E. L. Keese received in- formation that John Fredericks, a watchmaker and jeweler of Baltimore, had been robbed of several valuable watches and chains, by one of his journeymen, named Gustavus Naruhn. Mr. Keese immediately set to work to catch the thief, and yesterday he came across him in Georgetown, where he had engaged paseage in a steamer to New York, and uccused him of the theft, which he did not deny, and volun- tarily went with Mr. Keese to Justies Bates’ office, and egreed to ro to Baltimors with him withont @ requisition from the Governor of Maryland, and yesterday afternoon he was ttken over, He hud in his yalise five gola watches and several chains, beside a number of rings, and had sold two ef the watches in Baltimore. ee WEDDING AT Grace CHUBCH.—Another interesting wedding aifair took piace at Grace Church, Island, last evening, in the marriage of Mr. Charles Morgan to Miss Virginia Jones; Mr. Stephen Davis acting as groomsman, and Miss Laura V. Thomas as bridesmaid. The ceremeny was pertormed by Rey. Mr. Hoimead, rector of Grace Church. The greom is attached to the Navy, and the bride (second daughter of the late Capt. Peter Jones,) isone of the famed circle of Island belles, (and Known moreover as a charming writer for leading periodicals,) consequently they had both large numbers of friends to see them well united and to start them happily off on their bridal tour northward. Sn oe AREEST ON SusPicion.—Some days ago, the Tobbery of Mr. B. Magruder’s tailoring estab- lishment, on Tenth street, near FE, was noticed in the Ster. Detective officer Barry took the case in hand, and yesterday arreste Young, on suspicion of committing the act. A portion of the geods taken were found, and identified by Mr. Magruder. The case was jaid betore Justice Clayton, and Young was sent to jail for a further hearing. fag ES Fovrtu Wakp Station Casus.—Jas. Cava- naugh, larceny of a dog; dismissed. Sarah b. Williams, welling liquor without a license; $2058. Chas. Edmunds, threats of violence; dismissed. R. A. Basford, drank, do. John ‘Thompson, drunk and disorderly; $1.58. Mica’) Cooney, drunk and vagrancy; dismissed. R. W. Rockwell, ineulting ladies in the sireet; 62.55, ——- 4 Hénp.—On Sunday afternoon Officer Stuard arrested in the Uircle a teamster named Henry Mitchell, who was boeked with the crime of «drunk and disorderly,” aid who was caught playing some curious pranks in daylight, near the equestrian statue of W: in. Ho Pees taken to the First Ward station, and yesterday morning Justice Drury sent him to the work- house. as eer. 10 Nic.—A nd pic nic will be given te- pe at Gaen Spring Pavillon, under the auspices ef the Art Union Association. Ar- rangements have been perfected to eecare to all who may participate the greatest possible amount of enjoyment. A splendid cotillion band has been engaced, and 4 fine opportunity a thus afforded for a day of novel enjoyment nd a dance on the green. i> BAL Estate SALns, by Green & Williams: @ienanes brick dwelling house, on D street porth, between Sixth and Seventh weet, and the lot, to John Beck, for $4,000. Lot 14, in square 52%, on I street north, corner of Fourth eirect weet, to Wm. T. McOanvey, for 39 cents square foot. Lot 15, in same square, to . A. Gray, for 25 cents per foot, ne Have Tages tas OaTu.—The following- named pri-ouers, who have taken the eath of allegiance, liave been released from Pinon 2 order of Genera! Martindale, Military a ernor: Thomas Goodwin, James Harrison, August Ranger, 6r., August Ranger, jr. Bailey Htobincon, Alexander Thomas, Wm. right, Joba Wright, Philip Waldron. aE ESA Gevwan (LATH WASHINGTON) THRAPYR.— ‘Ths old Wesbingten Theater will be opened to-morrow ; Weditesday) evening with & pow. erful stock company and half s dozen stars— German periormere—comprising some of the @ret talent in the country. The German pepe. jstion bére will now find a reeort secand to ions in the United States. t ——, Wit THE WRITER of the communication complaining of the condnet of certain soldiers on Capitol HAL give us full name, that wemay jndge what degree of weight to aceord to the ‘@llegaiione t opwan TAKES Awat.—Ths liceuse of the new Engined Morse sad thst of ws Monn. mental Honee, bots pear the depot, wie taken from them yesterday, for selling liquor to wl- ders. Edmond * { i { | the advertisement of Col. L. C. Baker, who has toa North Ws arrested morning by a polii and delivered to the Provost with being # sym- charged: izer with the South. Stanfield had been to sey that he would rather fizht for the South thau she North—that he had taken the oath of altegiance, but didnot care for that— ang that Be would not fight forthe North ander any circumstances. He represents himself as having been in the rebel army for eighteea months, and that he was taken prisouer ut An- fietam. He was sent to the Old Uapitol. ae ea Excrt1xe axp ROMANTIC SERVICB.—To bold #nd daring spirits, who would serve the! country in continued active service, and a ser- vice too always attended with excitement and more or.lese of romance, we call attention to authority from the War Department to raise a battalion of Cavalry for special service. The nature of the service demands that all appli- cants should be intelligent, brave and quick- witted. Col. Baker is well fitted to command such @ force; and to all fond of dash and ad- venture, this service offers peculiar induce- ments. See advertisement elsewhere. i Srcorp Warp Station CasEs.—Jno. Hays, drank; $1.53. John Dsyis, do; werkhouse. Mrs. Weister, assault and battery; dismissed. Edmond Young, suspicion of robbing B. Ma- acces epi Cpe ae Ped for ani ing. oses Shipley, drunk; SO, es ; dismissed. John Waliace, concealed weapo! grand larceny; do. verly Poulerson, threats; bail for Geo. Hurbbert, larceny; jail for court. G. Rollin, picking a pocket; dis- missed. Rob't McKendrick, drunk; do. J.H. Kuebling, drunk and disorderly; do. Lewis Thomas, grand larceny; do, ei ige Liquor Saizup.—The liquorsof the Hoboken Hotel on Tenth streag, were seized yesterday by the Provost Guard—the proprietor having sold liquor on the Sabbath. pooner Mk. ALyrep SrseR, of New Jersey, pro- duces asuperior wine, designed for sacramental and family use. Mr. S.has been many years ex- perimenting on the improvement of the Portu- gal Sambuco grape and its manufacture into wine by a peculiar method of fermentation. The latter has now become ascientific process, requiring four years for its completion, and the experiment is deemed an entire success by physicians, committees of agricultural societies, &c., who have investigated the matter.—New- ark Daily Advertiser. The above wine is ex- tensively used among families and invalids, Sndecla only by first class Dealers and Drug- gists. * Dzap_ HorsEs.. ai bi be Ae abel ‘Headquarters Metropolitan Police, No. 516 Eleventh street.— All dead horses found in the cities of Washington and George- town, and the county beyond the limits of these cities, will be removed on notice in writing, particularizing the locality of the carcass, being Jeft at either of the several police stations mentioned below. Patroimen are required to report daily to their several Sergeants, all dead horses in their respective beats; and Sergeants to transmit immediately; such information te Mr. John H. German, #bperintendent Wagon Park, corner of M street north and Nineteenth street west, or these Headquarters. POLICE STATIONS. Georgetown.—Station-house on High street, near the canal bridge. First Ward.—On Twentieth street, between Iand K streets. Second Ward—Ohio avenue, next to corner of Thirteenth street. Third Ward.—Temperance Hall. Fourth Ward—East wing City Hall. Fifth Ward.—South B street, between First and Second streets east. Sixth Ward.—Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard. Seventh Ward.—Four-and-a-half street, west side, between E and“¥ streets south. County Station-house.—Corner of Seventh street and Boundary, for portion north of city; and at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Navy Yard, for por- tiun beyond the Eastern Branch. Notices left at the Department of the Metro- pehtan Police, No. 516 Eleventh street, will re- ceive prompt attention. my 27-eolm W. B. Wee, Supt. Wave you niscoveeEp the important fact that the Doilar Store, 43% Peunsylvania avenue, neer Four-aud-a-half street, is the right piace to buy Jewelry and Silver plated Waro” If not, take our | word for it, or go and see for yourself what a dol- lar will buy, je 1w* = The Horrors of Wor ean be ativ mitigated by that sovereign remedy, Holloway’s Vintment, as it willcure any wound. ‘however desperate, if it ba well rubbed around the wounded parts. and they be kept thoroughly covered with it, A Pot of ointment should be in every man’s knapsack. Only 24 cents per Pot. 227 a age ¥Fnex a Lapy.— West Milton, Saratosa Co., N. } ¥., duly 6th. 1803.—L'r Hostetter—Sir: 1 nave long delayed writing to you my sincere thanke for the good you have done my daushter. I cantruly say that nothing but the Kind band of Providencs and ‘our Bitters have saved her from an early grave. ‘or three years I have besa doctoring her with syrups all kinds of bitters that have been recommended to me for her, besides having two Gret rate physicians; butall snomed to do her no good , whii jot was searching the Almanacs and all the newspapers that I couid set hold of, in hopes of finding something that would suit her cure. Accidentally there came p:rtof a newspsper aronnd some goods that lbeughtatthe Bps. In looking it over I saw at a g!ance that your Bitters was jn-twhatshe needed I sent next day to Bail- sten Epa and get a bottle of your Bitters. 8h commenced taking them. and such achangze in one week with her appetite.and the distrasa that victuals occasioned, and that burninzin the stom- ach, I nerer sawin =y life, as there was in her. Bhe has taken three botties, and is now able to work atl the time, I think there isa little de- rapgement of the liver. Piease senc me three bettles more, wheik I think will cure her entirely, Weand others thought she had a disease of the | heart. but that beating and fluttering that would | almost stop her from breathing at times, is all | gone. Yours, with respect, | Mus AuampaMoPuensox. | Prepared and sold by Hostetter and Smith, Pitts- | burg. Pa Sold by all druggists anc family grocers. Wholesale Agents—A. M. Bininger & Co., 237 Penn. ave, je 8-803t a Toke no more vnpleasant and unsafe Medicines. Per unpleasant and dangerous diseases, use Haeiveoiy’s Extract §sucic, Which has received the endorsement of the most Prominent Physicians in the U. S. ‘ Is now offered to afflicted humanity asacertain cure for the foliowing diseases xpd ayinptoms orixi- pating from diseases and abuse of the Urinaryor dex al Organs, ral Debiiity, | 2 nutal and Physical Depression, Imbecility, Determination of Blood to the Head, Coniused Ideas, Hysteria, , General Erritability, Restlesanese and Sleeplesspess ai Nisht, ‘Absence of Bduscular Efficiency, Loss of Appetite, Emaciation. Low 8;irits, = Disorganization or Paralysia of the Organs of Generation, Palpitation of the Meart, And, in fact, all the concomitants of a Nervous and Debilitated state of the system, Ta wisure the cenuine, cut this ont, Ask tor Helmbold’s, Take no other. Cures Guaranteed. See adverticement Tur Lames? op ray Pres. I wancered uniettered and free, e young and the oid, And laid in the couch of the rich and the poor, And frightenes the warrior bold. But power is waning fast from mo— A Powder Magnetio and strong, rothercolumn. je d-2w age | reward, Invented by Lyon, is death to our tribe, And away I rust travel ere long. Lyon’s Powder is barnless te mankind but will Kill all house insects, garden worms, plant bugs &e. Lyon’s Magnetic Pills ase sure desth to rats and mice, Sold everywhere. je22w = Dsswis 8. Baxszs & Oo., New York. wp.—Dr. Kand’s pele cures Ser oan hae. Semtaat we. : . Ita effect i ‘ower and bey fectua. He may ae to * Price #1 a box. Soi tye ty Sor ith : Weahingto ith street and Pa. avenue, Hoary Cook Alexandria. . ne Diszaseg oF THe Nugvovs, SeMINAL, URINARY AND BuXUAL BYStuks,—New and reliable treat- ment—in Reporte of the Howard Association—sont in sealed. iF en! pees free of charge. Address ir. J. Skillin Houghtea, Howard Association, hiladelphia, Pa. mar 75-3m y Corss.—Oorns are formed of crened Tayere of cuticle, and aro generally of , With the points desconding into eels, or depressions of irregular to the injury caused upon the tate cee wnare ‘cho oxtorus! pressure the pein ey cause is not ia the corn iteelf bat in — part comment ar ae if the pred'eposing ‘and exciting weciel, Beat eek ei rs ie. the ® at'we would recommended an early call on Dr. White. office No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four- baifand Sixth streets. wy Puesia j Cc, Me 2d instant, by Rev. 0. lor, mensaias LEWIS to re, ANG iCiN Mo- INTOSH, al of this city. DIEB, Di iD me eae pag, oC Nes 28 age d r A j county of Wexford, 1: tor bpd Loney a years breetsont of thls city ey + wb 1 o'bosk nn, teem bie Pend is oa Third street cast, bobween asad B Nee, va Usprtel Hili, WANTS, PIC NIGS, &e. Soup ae ae | al eiven at GREEN Huvaioa ON, Georgetown, Z ie i a dene is, 1263. mab se esaer -—M. Hh . B. pO snes ¥ N LU BIN THE PIELD TRG Ath Pint erand PLO-NLO of the Young United Ciub will be given at Loeder's Oly Garden, on THURSDAY, June 11. 1963. sgrepe 59 cents, admitting a gentleman’ F irtee of Arve ts. a. wicamel atcacct jou TS SUE er PRrEN DAH TP cLuUusB GREEN SPRING, Georectown, D C. dn Wunabar Sune 11,1353. i Stee m arracgem: Si cece beat of the — a. The Holy Hill Band a @ eccarion Maracune E she er, J. H. Jackson, Jas. wrest ane conte admitting @ gentleman and ladies, Bias Je 8 st* ‘IRST GRAND PIC NIO OF THE SRASON GIvex aT SPKING PAVILION es B Rsdst dy June 30, 1853, 7 BY THB ABT UNION ASSOCIATION. Nortce.—This Pie-Nic is given for the zpecial amusement of the ladies aud gentlemen of Washington and Georgetown, and Sey oan —_ that no Lathan’ of mao re are utable character Ww: @ allowed on zi onnds. Tho beat cotillion band in the District fae been en for the occasion. Tickets 6: cents. admittirg a gentleman and jes. By cular othe mo mimittes, ©. H. Shera, W.T. Howard, B, F. Smith, BE. D. Morton, v Managers. J.8. Clarke, G. 8. Grammer. eee Bee large bills for further information. je 8-30" PIC-NIQ. IRST @BAND or THR TERPSICHORE SOCIALS Will be given at BECK ERS’S GARDEN, Novy Yard, oN PIC-NIG} MONDAY, June Isth, 1883, Professer Seiru-der’s well known brass and string band is engaged for the occasion, Tickets @ cents, admitting a gentleman ant ladies, J, Ossinger A. Burkley, J. Muler, E. Hart, The stricteat order will be preserved. je 8-7t* 8. B.. SWANN, President. NHE MEMBERS OF THE FRANKLIN CLUB NINTH GRAND AFTERNOON AND MOONLIGHT PIG At GREEN SPRING, Geor w DIC. On TUESDAY, Jano 9th, 1363. Coaches will leave the terminus of the Gicorge- To commence at one o’clock, Committee of Arrangements. take pleasure in announcing to their friends and the public that they will cive their. town Mailroad at 1 o’ciock p. m., and every quarter of an hour Manxagurs Alfred Tonnet, R, B. Mooney, j oo Bauer, L. W. Dorsey. jo 2-7, LOST AND FOUND. ryP.AKEN UP ESTRAY, on the Sth inst., at the junction of 7th s.reet and Piney Branch ( Brizht- wood Park,) three HBI# SKS and three SP Eas. The owner or owners is requested toceme far- ward, prove property. pay charges,, nd take them J. POSS. SI 0 BEWARD —Stolen on funday morning, a . grey HORSE, abeut 4 hands high, hada dare spot on his nose, }oug tail and short mane,a cut con bis left hind leg, between the knee and fet- Ivek, the letter C en his lett fore shoulder. nearly wornout $10 reward will be given for the recovery ef the horse and $70 for the thief. it" i oii ESTRAY BY THE METROPOLITAN ® valuable rean POLICK.—On the igth ult., lored HORSE was taken from tl letropolitan Police, and will be the highest bidder at 10 o’clock a. m., Horse Market, 6th etreet. on THURSDAY, June 18th, unless the owner shall previously appear, prove property spd pay expenses incnrred thereon. By order. GE. B HERRICK Stoney, Clerk, _ $0. 9.13,17 W.L. WALL & ©O., Aucts. — Strayed Saturday, June ith, one large sorrel mare, with white face acd hind lexs white snd blemish on the front knee. One bay bob-tai horse, with left hind feet white. One grey or rosn grey colt, marked C on tha left shonler with a let- tr ¥ above brand C; the hind leg a little aweiled. Any one returning the said Korses to their owner will receive the above reward. WILLIAM H. COLE 3d st., between F and @ sts., Island. q WARD. S10 FHO8s light mane and ts 1t* STRAY ED—On June oth, a red and white buffalo SSCOW. A liberal reward will be given if re- tarned to the owner, between oth ang Ith I O8T—FIVE DOLLARS REWARD—A large 4Newfoundiand Pup, with four white feet. Had on « Brass Collar marked ‘A. Bennett.” The above reward willbe given for his return to 492 Pennsylvania avenue ja! $5 BRWARD.—strayad on Friday evening, ar-d spotted COW, on the eve of having a caif; 80, bad two holes, one in each of ker ucras The above rewerd will be given if returned to the corner of F and 25th sts. je 8-3" J. WIDMU YER, S10 REWARD —Btrayed or stolen on the sth « instant,a bay HOR&K,5 years old; stands about If bands high; marked with the letter C; 3, MEYENBERG, 359 F st., Je8-3t | almost blind; a little hair off left hip. Anyone returuing the said horse to Mr. SIMPSON, on i2th street casi, between B and C, will receive t® sabove je B-3t* I O8T—On Saturday night last, betweem armory 4 lut and Center Market, orin the market, hy « poor man,@NET PULSE with $2235; thatis, one ten dollar note, two lives, one two, with balance in small notes. The finder by leavin JOHN McCONNEL. 6th, between Idand, will be suitably rewarded. Q\TRAYED, on the 7th inst. a sorrel MAB, three + years old, and about 15 hands high, small whito spotin the face, also below the rig.t kuen is a spot where the hair has teen rubbed off ; bad on when shelefta halter, Any one giving information that Will lead to the recovery of the namo, will be liber- ally rewarded by calling on Mra, MURPHY, Jack- son at., Swampcodie. Je'3-st™ ths same with and H streets, jek ott ANTED_Two er. three E the Bbbitt House. orate, ———— eee Wastsp—4 smart, active COLORED Grau. pl at Bath ill to Ss SE AR EY Apply at 376 Penn. avo. Wants « journeyman BRBAPand CAKE ry:3 q 26 treet, between Tirana fee, fen ae a att WANTED» a white peptide egal erd country. Addrens fox Re. 1h. Star tetas, 1t* ANTED—A good FEMALE 000K (cotore1 preferred), Apply atthe Baok Eestauraat, 312 Ont, it* ANTED—A firet-clase HBAD WAITER, white preferred Apply imnediately at Occidental 470 Fourte etreat. age © Foartzenth (eee! MUNSELL & CO By two respectsble young women ANTED— Bi:TUATIONS; on chambermaid,andthe other as nurse Appiy, 304 Fourth street, Poke 1 @ and H sts. ANTRO—A ee white weman COOK and white SHAM Br RMALDat 233 I aireet, bet. 18th and 194 etreets, First Ward. Good reference required. je 3-2" rr a T 4-7. ¥ SIRE. : KAN THIRD AND Fourth, gafersi Sto ler, 5293 OGMS TO UST --Beveral fine R--om to ist at No. 4234 Pitteonta st, between New York ae. Uf street je 9-31 ‘OB B. —Two FUUNISHED ROOMS, with Detween 9th and 10th ste ‘OR RENT — BTORE on Pi F First werd xtares for sale 1t* it* Hy os io, ia OP: 330 Bet., moar water-closets , &¢,, in the canter of the rent. A RUBE. 0 LBT.-STORR to let ead PIXTURES for sale, on the Avenue, pply, through Vity Port Office, to W. indi Address “A,” Star Of- * jo8 28° {OR 2ALK—A RP8STAURAN® doing a good business,and ata goodetand. Apply at the Star Cfice. 30 8-3t* BURN EH ED ROOMS — A few very desirable Fursished Box fo 8. lel * Hoeetates shed Room for rent. “Gall at gum Oat ANTAL By an experierced woman a SITU- po B&NT_The thres HOUSES on Maryland TION as chambermaid, nurse, or waiter, avenue near the Capitol, formerly Setmar Sie- Reference given. Apply at 366 0 street, between | dert's Engrar: f ssyand Gthiste., on Tuesday afternoon, fe) | Rater ee ee ANTE 6—By a respectable woman a SITUA- R SA’ _—The V TION ne fret-clacs oek, one who under- F% oe eee Teac ore a stands her business in silite branches. Best ci y Reference given, Address Box 23, Star Oflice. it* three run of stone, cz nouth F atraat, betwoea 6th anc 7th, Island. Inquire at tha mill, je -1"* DL. PAGE. NY PERSON HAVING A MEDIUM 6IZRD Aa RS aed hae Bayes ine ure. can find a purchaser rest “MM, B..” Star Office. immediately, de et RA, BRAGS WANTED,—The higxest cash price for old Rags will be pai t450 Tthat, between G and H. JOSEPH SYKES Je 9-58" ANTED IMMBDIATELY—A good e1r:iage BLACKSMITH, 1RIMMSR and 60D Y CRNISHED BOOMS, WITH HOUSE-KEMP. a arracgements ifdesired Apply, No. 346 loth at.. between L and M. jo6-3t* OB BEN T—\he ATGCK and FIXTURES of th Begar Store next acor to sbe Canterbury Hal, Lowisiaza avenue, abeve bth street, Also, one Fursished Room attached. Inquire on the ‘pre- mises. Jo 8-38" Fro RENT—two FURNISH#D ROUMS, pstior and bed communicating. with gas, in a room. MAKER at the First Ward Carriag: ufactory, | pleacapt part of the tewn, For information apoly on G street, between 17th and lsth streets, Wash- | at No. 49 Gay street, Georgetown, between Preea ington, D.C. Je9-3t™ and Montgomery sts. je-8-3t* V ANTED— Kight gocd BRIOKLAYERS, wages $2.75 per day. Fngvire at the building on G street. near the woandry: Chureb er of JACOB D, HUTTON, 0th street, between D and R, Island. 09 3 WO RBESPEOTABLE WOMEN WANT SITU ations; one as cook and nt in washing and ironing, Bas no objection to a restaurant; the other todo light chamberworkx, or sow, or travel with a iedy for thesummer. Tha bast of recom- mendations given ifrequired. Apply, 234 H st., bet, 19th ana 20th ste itt OO Coack TRIMMER AND PAINTUR WANTED, ‘Wanted immediately, ona Coach Trimmer and one Painter. {je8-3t} ANDREW J. JOYCE. 1 Ot LABOREK3 WANLED—For tne Atioy of ) tiie Potomac. Good wages and comfurta- ble quarters. Apply, 550 7th atreet, DAVIS Mc- CONN? L, opposite Center Market. Je 3-33 WA IOE CREAM MAKER and a MAN toassietin making icecream Apply atJAS RHAFFIRLD’S Baltimore Confectionery, 6th strect, between Gand ff ats. je S-at" Wy 4nteD-* PLACE bya young woman to do chambarwerk. he will strive to plaase har employer. Uas no objection to Byte, where there msy de small pox, P Address Box 24, Btar Office, jes r WV ANZED To. BEN y the lat July, a good HOUSR, with not loss than 8 or 10 rooma, for which aliberal rent will be pid oue year in ad- vance. if desired, Address Box No, 427, City Post Office je0-st" y 7 ANTED—EMPTY BOTTLES for the use of the Sanitary Commission. in putting up wine and spirits for hospital distribution, Families having asurplueof these articles and aid 2 good, work will confer a ray Word to the office of the Commissio between 13th and Isth stx.. giving their Ac, that they may be called for without ¢ trouble io the $ GOLORED MAN WANTED AS WAITER LN a private family. Must understand hia busi. nees; Dest in his person; sober and indus’ Apply at 349 ith st. 10 000 LADIES WANTED TO OALL AT 5 351 ¥ street, between &th and 9th, Opposite the Patent Office, and gat their Yokes, jands. Sleeves and Skirts &c., stamped. Also, splendid Braiding and Embroidery Patterns for Fatt ra, Pincushions, Joseys, Capes, Dresses. Gar- ibaldis and Zouave Jackets,&c. Ladies can have their Stanmping Gone in a fewmiutes, je 6-lw™ WaAxtED IMMEDIATEL*—At 30. 237 @et.. between 178 and 13th,a good COOK. Also, an OYSTER SHUCK KK, je 5-5t Wy ANTED— Your more good IRONMRS; to such steady work and liberal wages will be given, ansaire for on- week at Se aoual eek Laun- dry, Penn, avenue, opposite Grover eater. SeS-lw" BEL HOTC ding i t ing to | an the 7th street road. eight miles from the city, ‘OR SALE—The UNION SALUON, North Ca, tel street, first door from © street. A fi clad business location, near the Dapot and opp: site the Sanitary Commiasion. Price, for frame building, stueX and iixtures, $39. Inquire at the premises a 8-2t" _____ Fo SALE—Two three-story BRICK DWHL- LINGS, situated on Hd. avenue between 9th and ith atreeta, or the Island. rooms each, wth cn premises, premises 383 iw Fo SALE—A comfortable BRICK HOUSE, con- taining four rooms and summer kitchen, situa- ted on the corner of 13th and © streeta north. Price 3120. Posse>sion given in two months. For partic fy F. ARMSTRONG, No. F tween 14th and isth sta. 1583" They contain § all modern improvements, water Inquire of D. B or without board. Apply at 23S Virginia ar , URNISHED HOUSE—With zas, dath-room, i eityte | PBURN, »n the | AUCTION SALES. POR OFHRE AUCTION SALES SEE 18T PAGS. YHIS AFYERNVON aND TO-MORB ow ~~ By 3,0, Mc@ UIRE & 00., Auctioneers, BUILDing Tvie aa eee S Pree ae meee mae Cupnon On?" PTERNODN. Juse sch, :¢ oetoek, By engin ahi coe ‘oa { my -d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ty GREBN & WILLIAMS, Austioncors. EASE FOR 2OUR YRARS OF LaRGN LOT A SR, mize Cass, BETWEEN ISTH AND ITH SPRrrTs, ‘Avorion.—Ou TUMBDAY. the wth iano to sell at 6 o'clock P. M..'in fr. 255, on sath toe Forrest and idth atreata west, and the lease ‘ot then ce Wstande whieh lease runa f: business and” Terma cash. jet GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austs. ByJ.C. McGUIBR & CO., Axctioneers. ERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE OorNax or sorte O starer axD Tweurte STREMY WHEY AT PUBLIO AveTioN.—Ua TUBSDAY AFTERNOON, June 4 6 o’closk, on the premises. we shaliseil that nable proj at the corner of north Oand Twelfth atree' beinx Lote 6,7. and part of 8 in Squara numbered A. AEE ES foot 3 incnos on Tweifth street, and 76 fect 1 inch on north C street, with the improve- ments, consisting of 8 large brick dwel house situated on the corner. The property will be divided into three parta, the improved pr: i Sone aaa ® vacant loton ¢ach side Twoitth and This property is situated fn the ve cen’ the business portion of the cit: and he wale should command the atter-tion of capitalists, ‘Terme: third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, aocured by a deed of trust on the promises, All conveyances at the cost of the purcbsser, je 2d J.C, MeGUIRE & CO,, Aucta. By J.C, MeQUIRE & CO., Auctionsers. Fos. VaLUASEe igre pete ons ™ REAR OF JACKBO} ALL, RSDAy AFTERNOON, June ih, at 4 o'clock. on the premises, we shall sell feted of Lots 37, 38, 38 and 4°, in mubddivision of square on Reasrvation No. 10, fronting each 25 feetom the 5? fext front street, in the rear of Jacks¢n Hail, ranning back about i feet to an alley. These lois are admirably situated for the purpose | of a Livery Stable or Manufacturing Purposes, and we invite particular attention to the kale Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises All conveyancing at the coay of the purchaser. Title indisputable, jesd 3.C McGUIRE & CO., Aucta. O ReNT—Well furnished KOOMS, with first class board, afew single gentiemen. Oas elegantly -farn suit of rooms, parler with bad. recom attached. Referensaexcianged. Apply be- tween Ii a.m and 3p. in , 501 G street between ue lath streets, Bear the Departments Fee ood collar, fronting? feet Teet noar Ost, ani running back 95 fe-t liey, For terms apply on the prem- lot of gvod Gows and Osives, war rented to be gentle, and Horser and Wagons. Apply every dav, from half past‘ o’siock inthe Taorning, till 3o’elock in theevening. je8 tw* | ee FOR 8ALE—About 20) acres in fins culti- Vation, plenty of wood and fine water; fcuitof various kinds, The improvements are a good dwelling house, large beru, stabling for 12 horaas. new corn house and granary, &c..&c. Is situated ¥or turther particulars apply. if personally, to 4, BATCHELOR, on the premises; if by lettor, a: ress Bilver Springs Post Office, Montgomery coun- ty. Md. je §-20* Fris7-o1ase RESIDENOE IN GEORGETOWN FOR SALE. ig ‘The subscribers offer st private sale a large and elegant DWELLING HOUSE in Georgetown. containing two pariors, dining room. oifice, eight large and airy chambers, children’s play room, & cympasium 15x36 feet, laundry, pantries. bath room, large cellar, &s. 4 Attached to the pa iss cistern of water of the capacity of 17.¢0 gatlons, anda brick slate- roofed stable containing accem modations for three hors ee carriag:s, boatler’s rooms, &c. i possessing every advantage cf location to be obtained among the healthful and pictnresque sites of Georgetown. AS. G. McGUIRF & 0O , jefid@t Auetion and Commission Merchants, Fo SALE—That valuable frame DWELLING atd LOT OF GROUND. No. 230 F street, bet. 12th and Isth atreata, Apply to B. CARUSI. Law Office, No. 35 Louisiana ave. ja 5-20" 188, Prop. LAbiES, Hae DRESSER AND ALEO FLKST 4 clase BARBER wanted immmediat-ly; corner je3 tw* D and lth sts ¥V NTEb—Two CARRIAGE PAINTERS, one TRIMMER, and one WHEELWASIGHT, and alee one BOY to learn the blacksmithing ' Ap- piy to the Phenix Carriage and Wagon Worss, corner © and 6th sts, je31w* WANTED Wanted, OLP WROUGHT and eash prices will be given. Also, Champagne, Porter and Scotch Ale Bo*tlea in any quantities,at Isiand Hall, 6th street south. my Z im B. F. CAREY, WANTED-A dining-room BERVANT at No. 95 lath st., between F and G streets. Kefer- ence required. my 25-tr W4RzED i IMMEDIATELY —Twenty DAR. PENTERS, Liberal wages will be pat to good workmen, and none cthern will be accepted. Apply to the Governmen’ Carpenter Shop, on K street, near the cerner of Seventeenth street, Lieut. Col. B M. GREENE, hie? Quartermaster Department of Waxh ¥V J ANTED—S8KOUND-HAND FORNITUR: Bsa tis, flittorm Carpets, Bode, Bedding and ousefurnis. Goods of every description. ‘eal BR, BLCHLY, 428 7th st _mar tf bet.G and H east ide _ ANTED—By « respectable woman,s SITUA- TION as cook, washer or ironer; good refer- enoes given if required, Calloraddrossat 242 2th street, corner of M, for 2days. aps GEORGETOWN ADVER MTS. B. SHOEMAKER, OMMERCIAL BEOEER AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, Witt ATTEND TO THE COLLECTION OF RENTS AND Bare ov Rua Estark. Office at Parmors’ and Mechanics’ Bank, Georga- towa. D.C. $o3-300 "YEN BOLLARS REWARD —Strayed from the . Eckington Branch ofthe Pinley Hospital. on the morning of the 2d instant, asmall MAKE; ewitch tail. Was Jast seen on thi nearthe Washington Monument, The ward will be peid for her recovery, on spplication to SMITH BRO., Tobacconist, corner 2d stroet and Penn, are. Jo 8-3t* | OsT—On last Monday, » WHITE OOW, fresh 4 from the calf; she only gives milk from three teats. I willgive $5 for the return of her to me at my residence, No. 296 between Ist and 2d streets, Teland PMTEE NIETHR. Also, a HOREB,a very dark bay horse, bought at a Government sale. with © branded on him; about 5 yeara old and lor 1¢ hands high. I will 5 ‘ard for him. ene - PETER NIETER, ‘$ 5 BEWABD.—Lost vestorday a bundle of PA~ PERS, consisting of judgements, Treats, and oth re. Theabove 4 will ifretarned tod. F. RBLLBY. Ne, GOL ak ees near 1. je 6-3t* arte Sarthe re hSese the Seaonars i WO: metery, a leng brown MARM; spavined in the ri ae hind ry and about 18% hands high. liberal reward hh be paid for her return te WM. J. DONOHOO, 444 PF street, between 5th and 6th Je 6-St* ieee the 2d June, three COWS, with 80 black broad horns; one black buffalo: one red buffale, both ears cro: star in th some white cn the Han! peeiven: iretarsed tou hig , 02 O st,, Island, jetween and isth, No. i 306 3t* L. M. BBNEZETTE. | Rae? Menday evening, June Ist, between 74 and 9 o’eloc! my yard door of my private entrance, a ready FILE cen- pining about sixty-five dollarsin U.S. Treasury Notes. The Vile had Jannary Ist, 1863, written on itwith red ink. A liberal reward will be giver to begged by leaviy aes my store, én veath een I and K sts., or a r Office. ~ JO. GIBBON. BOARDING. SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES WITH- \ ont children may find all the comfortsof an it home, at moderate rates, with good society in the same house, by spolring at the southeast corner of F and 20th strects, three squares west of the War and Navy Departments, one of the pleas- antest loestions { ike city. Bath roem im the house and hot and eold water and gas in every room. je 9-St* HOUSE ite! Hill, isuow all LARGE WHSLL-FUBNIB rei $ situated on to ¢ permanent board: rage. egnere high ceilings. Single ered. \ers; rooms Reference exchanged, gentlemen Je 6 lw* = ving taker a house in the im- ny eothoet of the zreemary, 8 farnighed roo oeitk board, ent « i el FE INO. W. LUMSBON, ORWARDING AND Cae RAL COMMISSION MERCHANT. 91 amp. 103 Waren Stunet, Georgetown. D. C., Attends to the sale of Produce, Flour, Grain, and handise generally ; Procures Freight, Ohar- is, &e. transacted always with promptness and mar 4-tf = AM SIRUP SODA WATER. In answer to the thousand and one inqniries as to why we have the best Cream Sirup Soa that Wash- ington can produce,wa weuld state that wo make fresh Creain Sirap daily from the best cream and keep it constantly in ice water, consequently it is always sweet, and as we are selling large quantities of Bode, it is necossarily alway fresh, and we chal- lenge the city and sll the restof mankind to pro- Bags better pode then ours. to be decided by the yablic, and try it a ” BOSWMLL'S Drag Store, corner Maryland avenue and 7th st Only 5 cents per glass. Je 6-3t* BWFOUNDLAND DOG YOR SALB.—A large black and white Newfoundland Dog, 3 moutha old) thorougliy trained sutton watch dog and kindly disposed towards——— ebildren,for sale. Price +, Inquire of 8. W. MABSH, corner 6th and Nata..Island, je 5-3" THR MACKINAW HAT. rhadale Sort Stray mate by tae Merkinaw In- itlemen’s waar a Teen er ee, STINEMATZ’S, 336 Penn. avenue, _fod-Iw Between lith and 18th streets, QF ineiy s BowLurr CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, No. 478 Eleventh street, betwee Bowens spectfuily inform their friend: erally that they have opered a shop the ve named place, aod are now ready to contract for the erection of buildings, &c., as well as to do general repairing and job work. A share of the patronage is solicited. my is 0. SULLIVAN, L. SOLICITOR, Qfics, 391 F strect, between 8th and HA, near Post Off iment, Wassinoron, DO, rat Will adjust and collect all claims against the United Eien heceettiis ent mesees eect 5 \o1 nD ret bi oema, > are" Xperience in the various 31 inaure dis all claims trusted to him. S7 Oomuusicavions By Mai, Paompriy Ar- TRNDAP TO, References, by Pleo sot ™ aay sees a a re oc. 0 og Our ageE’ Bocritacy of Btate, Bos- tom, Mass, : my 7-e0im* Q>ane mxrnass courans. | MOPICE OF REMOVAL. — SRLS PICTU BB AND 48: @HADE CORD, Fac cmert et ee Se raas st.,8 loots avove» Gk Roitowe” Hatt, Ghote Tupennet wy é-cobw* Hon, ay Bo. 486 Bevenih ew cash, t { CAST SCRAP IRON fer which the kighest | OR SALE—150 desirable SUILDING LOTS in various sections of the c:iy of Washington, at low prices and on convenient terms. aoply to #. CMe Uat Law Office, Ne. 35 Louisiana avenue, je 5-Lay* Fo, RENT—A fire BRICK HOU, nearly new, situated on M. between uorth Capitol and ist atrest, containing 12 rooms, inctn bath room, Carriage house and stable attached Apply to JOHN RUPFERT,No 52 Centr Marke t, jaS-lw* OR SALK--A FBAME HOUSE, near: tsining seven large, airy rooms and passage; walls papered; gas ail ‘urough the house; si back alles puny or axcellent water wi: feet of the door, Possession Bi Price $2.20. Apply on the premises, 2595 hat. wert, between aN between llth a ti [POE BALECA threa story BuIGK HOUAR, With water and g: n 6th street. betwaea G Inquire at No, 506 Penn ayve., between ALE—A two storied BRICK HUUSE,on eet, between lith and 15th streets, conve- o the’ passenger railway. The howsa con- Terms easy. Apply on the pre- . je4-2w* OB SALE A HOUSE AND LOT—A two-story frame HOUSE. with four rooms,on N street, between I2thand 13:h streets, with a large Lot fronting 2feetcn N street, runuivg back 120 feet to an alley. Apply to HUGH FRIEL, on the premises, No, 445, je 4-lw*™ QQ HOUSE LOTS FoR SALE—3$30 CA3H Balance payable $10 per month. Tra per gent. discount Jor eash, Uf purchased before June 29 By purchasing large tracts of land and dividing it i can be sold at the foliowing unpre- nled low prices: north, or at £25 o. ft. front. Sq.ft, Price. 1, Pa ay., bet. 6thand7th B...2y 220 «3. i 12th E.end Pa. av 1AB h.ant Pa. ay 1, sd W 5 = 234 W., bet. Dand N.Y. av 23d W.. bet. Dand N.Y. ay , bet. 12th E. and Pa. a 10. G! bet. 2th EB’ and Pa. av, 135 . G, bet. 2th E. and Pa.av 135 +, bet. 12th E.and Pa. av io h W. and Ya, av 100 9 100 bea 79 55 an 20. an 21. Va. a d we # 22. Cst., bet. Mth and Va. ar. ..20 900 w 23. Va. ay., bet. 20th and C sts. 22 ald a 24. Dth st,, bet. Va. ay.and C st 20 5 2 st., bet. auth and Va. ay. 3 Ya.av., bet. 9th W.and Cat. 792 3 Va.av., het. wth W.and 0 st.2 715 B Cat., bet. 20th W. Va.ar.20 680 23 29: Va.av..bet. 0th dO st.23 605 4 Plans may be seen at No. 277 L street, after three o'clock p.m. Title paid by the purchaser. BNISHED 8 YORRENT, PLEASANT- F ve nlteatad, GG eon Duawar [ates and eee, rfect, Conveyanch a Jeteost” and ¢om- odious, with jem attached. Apply to WALK- 5R # STANTO 918 Petreet, Washington. T° LET—Pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without board. Centrally located. the Patent and Pest Office and city cars. - eer M street, between oth and 7th streets. je S- lw ~@ VINBYABD GROUNDS. HB Subeeriber hss for saie inthe immediate vielvity of Washington,» PLAT OF GROUND ad- salrably ae pees by solant — ite to the culti- vation eo ie of man or compan: who would with to embark ‘5 ial enterprise su- rior advantages will be offe: o portion of investment taken. Por particulars apply to DAN’ SOLOMON , 353 P. avenae je 3-Iw* about 70 « @ Owner ol anced age acd other intirmities which rei ders him anatle to give proper attention, Al: will sell Lot 19. in Square 497. on 6th street south, in the city of Washmgton. ¥or further informa- tion inquire of KBNJAMIN BEALL, 365 Pena, avepne, opposite National Hotel. je 3-tw* ALUABLE FARM NEAR WASHINGTON POR NALR.—We offer at private tale that Vainabie Farm on the oid Biadensburg rend, just outside of the Distriet line, abent four milea from the city, belonging to John 8. , Keq.. and eontainin: 18? aere it is well improved, with s comfortad’ dweiling, orchard &¢,, aml will be divided if de~ si 4 Tig ook, comprising Marans and bog Cows, e! ‘or més. &0. @pN may be Parenanes jA3, 0. MeGUIRE & 00., my 20 ectw Auction aad Coma Mor NAL REVENUS STAMPS digoes OF ALL DaboM IN ATIONE, For eale at the Stamp-window of the Rost fFo8. my 33-20 oO eRe nee, OE wz Om band the beat lot of LIGHT GAERRIAGHS- ; ever offered in this market, for sty!e and variety, consia'ing in part of Exteesion Fors, two and seat Rockaways, top and no-toy Buzsion, Jerm Wagons &s., ke. ee Also, BUTI. 225° WAGONS of aif wees, Witt aud withect springs. b= oe ROBY H. G' 2 874 Diend eT Bigntase | * 2ALE —A PRAM® HOUSE. noarly new,con- | ion of the heuve is unexceptionable, | Depot of Washinetun, 215 G, car. Wrh sts Washington. 2. C., dunes, 1353. SALE OF QUARTRR&M: STER’S PROPERTY, Op WEDNESDAY, June 10, 1863, will be sold at pie auction,» lotof Shovels, Spades, Manure orks, Wheelbarrows, Griadstones and Framor, Lspterns, Hook and op Hiuges, Garden avd ; Grubbing Hoes, Matéecks, Axes, Hutchets, Office Chairs, Camp Stoves. Hospital Tent Cook Stoves, Juints cf Stovepipe, Stovepipe Eibows, Mees Pans, Gamp Kettles, sate Pans, Wrought and Cast Iron, Titware, snd 8 miscellaneous lot of other Quarter- master’s property, no longer ft for the public service, fale to commence at il o’clock a. m., at the Quartermater’s Warehour*, ecrner of Now York #enur acd Nineteexth st. Terms cash, in Gorernm ot fonts, _ ED 7ARD},.HARTZ, * Je 4 bt Captsinew A Q. 4.0.8 Army, H c= A‘B’T QUARTERMASTSR 0} a EE By JAB. C. McGUIRE NN THURSDAY EVE! NG, June lth, com- meneing at 73, 0’cloc! we Rhall sell by cates logue, at the Suction Roo.as 2 miscellaneous col- lecsion of 8, corsisting of LAW, MEDICAL, HiSTORY, snd a numbor of P: Documenta. Terms cash, ie 9-4 3.0. McGUIRE & CO , Aucts. By W.L. WALL & O0., Auctionenrs. South corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth Street Cc NTINUATION OF PAWN BROKER'S SALE. On THURSDAY MORNING, Juoe lith, «t 10 o’elock. we will continue the alo at the Auction Beoows, of thy stock of a liconsed Pawnbroker, Cone, of the largest number of Unredeomed Pledges cfevory description, ever offered for sale at auction in this city, xneb as about 14 Gold ané Silver’ Hunting and Open Face Watches, Pateut Lever and Eecapement. Full setts and odd pieces of Jowelry, Gema, &e. Colt’s and Bailey's Rifles, and other Metallic and __ Breech loading Pirearns, &c., &c. Dirks and Knives. Table Cutiery and Silver Forks and Spoons, Musical, Mathematical, and Astronomieal instru- 0,, Auctioneers. menta, Ladies’ and Gentlcmen’s Wearing Apparel, among which thers is many very fine. New Silk Dresses, Fans, ‘ad other Sine goods. Opera and Kye Glasses, Ero Maives, Basket, Bilver Tumblers and Gob- jets. Fancy Articles. Carpenters’ Trolr, and other Mechanical Tools and instrument wae many other articles, too numerous to men- oD se] ra will be continued daily till all are dis- posed « Terms cask. ie? W. L. WALL & 09., Aneta By J.C. McGUIRB & CO, Auctioneers. PREsUEroRy SALEOF THREE STORY BRIOK DWELLING ON E srkegt Ngan 5tu.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June i2ir at siso’clock, on ths a weshalisellhou No.s92 B streetnorth, between Sth and oth sire ts west, wita the lot fronting <0 feet #'¢ inches on EB strest, running back 93 feet to an allay, together with the im- prevements, con’ of & three story and base— ment dwelling, large two story and basement brick back buil-ing. The mein house contains two Tlors, tive bed rooms, and two roome ip basement: eck buiiding conteine kitchen. store room, dicing room 16 by # tset, two bed rooms, and bath room; water and gas throughout Termsofsale: Oge-third in cash ; remainder in 6and J2 montha, with interest, eecured by a deed of trust on the pramises, Conveyancing to be at the expense of the pur- chaner. é 188-4 JAS. C. McGUIRR & CO., Aucts, MARSHAL’S BALE OF A ND JNITED RTATES LARGE LOT GF DRY GOODS a GIHEK MERCHASDIsB. BY WM. L, WALL & CO, Aucts In virtue of a decree issued fro! fice of Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. setting ssa District Court, and t> me directed, I will seil at public saie for oa-H,on FRIDAY, tre . Jath day of Juae, instant, 1863, commencing at W ” o’clock a. m .#t the Dry Goods stora formerly oc- cupied by John B. Clagett, on Pencrylvania ave., between Ninth and Tente atreeta. the foliowing goods and chattels of the schocner EMILY, viz 2eases Muslin Delsine Colored Calico , Black and White Calico Colored Cambric Colored Lawn Hoop 8kirts Velentia Foolscap and Letter Paper Pins Straw Hate - Oi} Cleth for Wagons 3 cers Oil of Sassafras 3_do Oilof Lavender Large box of Mediaize.- ALSO, At4o'clock p. m,, at the foot of Sizth-street wharf, on the Potomac river: 30 Dbis of rte Whisky do ALSO, After the szle of the above articles, I will sel the BCKROON BR EMILY, her Taekle, Furniture. WARD H. LAMON, U8 ©. Je 8-5t WM. L. . Marshal, D ©. WALL & O0., Aucts, By W_L. WALL & 0O.. JRITED STATES MARSH Oo ete ete R virtue of a decres isa Qourt of the District of Oolumbin, x3 oh Biseh. stress * Dirtriet Gourt, and to me direct public sale. fer cash, at the foo: whstt on tho Fotemss river,on JEUDAy, the 2th a) ume nex! }. 60} i} le tay the SOHOONBN SA MUBE PIMST, hor tock, APPA AED A LAMON, U. 8 52.0 $00 nD S MANDA: WALL'S Cou Rasta, - Mitany eoons. . WALL, STEPHENS & OO., PARES UCSD exe ir eo 6 in ty the arm ing all qualities used by officers in Navy. such as SWORDS. SASHES, SHOULDHR STRAPS. HATS, OAPS, PIS ke. = with a fine assortment of UNI! OLGTHING. with which we ean furnish comple te outits in a = eee ee ap })-teif 323 Ponnsyivanis Avenue. AE Sabseriber is content in receipt of vows ris VJ Ceacaweaieetange Harse op . They Jeoted by himself at the North expressly. 7 this © m them cannot